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More than 300 INTI International College Penang diploma and degree students taking Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) subjects organized the H2O 4U Carnival today which was attended by students, staff, and the public. Proceeds from the event will go towards the provision of water pumps or wells in countries such as Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, and …

Read moreBringing Hope and H2O: H2O 4U Carnival Raises Funds for Water Pumps and Wells

Muyombano Happy Axel had always dreamed of making a difference in his home country of Rwanda. Driven by this goal, he decided to pursue higher education in a foreign country. Happy, as he is affectionately known by his friends and family, is now back home in Rwanda, where he resides in its capital, Kigali. Happy …

Read moreHappy on the Right Path to Making a Difference in Rwanda

In conjunction with INTI’s Centre of Arts and Design’s (ICAD) 10th Year Anniversary and Da Men Mall’s Hari Raya celebrations, more than 250 art and design students unleashed their creativity by taking part in a 750 foot long doodle themed “Longest Raya Doodle with Beat, Rentak Irama Raya x Peace. Love. Design!” Armed with Pelikan …

Read moreINTI’s Art and Design Students Harness The Power of Love and Unity Through Doodling

Once considered an inherently sustainable industry, agriculture is currently confronted with notable environmental obstacles. Traditional farming methods have contributed to the depletion of resources, environmental deterioration, and soil contamination. However, in order to address these challenges, nanotechnology has emerged as a pioneering solution, providing precise and efficient practices for sustainable agriculture. A study conducted by …

Read moreTransforming Agricultural Practices Through Nanotechnology

In the pursuit of sustainable manufacturing practices, researchers are constantly seeking innovative solutions that minimize environmental impact without compromising performance. One such endeavour involves the exploration of renewable resources as reinforcing materials in polymer composites. A study conducted by two researchers from INTI International University, sheds light on the potential of palm kernel cake, a …

Read morePalm Kernel Cake an Environmentally Friendly Filler for Composite Materials

With increasing global demand for renewable energy sources and concerns over environmental impact, identifying and utilizing sustainable options becomes crucial. Bioenergy, derived from renewable sources like bamboo, holds the potential for sustainable and low-carbon alternative to fossil fuels. Bamboo biomass presents a promising opportunity for bioenergy production. Bamboo, a diverse group of evergreen perennial flowering …

Read moreHarnessing Bamboo For Sustainable Biomass Energy

Water is essential to life. However, our waterways are threatened by pollution and contamination. Industrial processes, agricultural runoff and household wastewater all contribute to the problem. Imagine what would happen to our lives and the lives of future generations if polluted and contaminated water is left untreated. The World Health Organisation estimates that unsafe water …

Read moreElectrocoagulation Technology A Cost-Effective Method For Wastewater Treatment

INTI International College Penang recognised the exceptional academic performance of 294 students, awarding them the Dean’s List, President’s List, and Cambridge A Level Award in a ceremony on 14 April. Award recipient Hneah Guey Ling, who is pursuing the Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computer Science 3+0 in collaboration with Coventry University, UK, achieved a …

Read moreINTI International College Penang Awards 294 High Achievers for Outstanding Performance

In the realm of finance, cryptocurrency is a new market which has gained a lot of attention, especially among investors. So, wouldn’t it be nice to know which day of the week is best to invest? In a study conducted by Prof. Dr. Shamsul Nahar Abdullah from INTI International University’s Faculty of Business and Communication …

Read moreCalendar Anomalies and Market Volatility in Cryptocurrencies

The effects of climate change continues to impact Malaysia, with urban areas facing greater risk of floods brought on by heavy rain. In 2021 alone, Malaysia saw its worst floods in decades which drew criticism regarding the government’s handling of the crisis[1]. Through their Design Thinking module, a compulsory subject for degree students at INTI, …

Read moreWinning Design Thinking Project Addresses Flood Woes Through Subterranean E-Parking With Advanced Drainage System